the past few drivers had been getting better and better, but this one broke about half my 3D apps. the graphics start ok, but when i make any inputs(keyboard or mouse) what ever it is crashes.
this is on a HP Pavillion Amd turion64 running 64bit Debian at Testing
the two things that come to mind first are that it could be abused by large nameless (software, music, or movie,,,) companies that want to add "features' based on this technology.
and second that the authors of various types of malware will find a way to exploit this and use it. anything that can be turned on can be turned off.
one day your IT department gets an email saying that they will kill all your computers if you don't pay X dollars.
it was because assembly language programming was considered obsolete that my dad could make a living at it. there was still lots of code out there and someone had to maintain it.
just look at the list of companies. they may not get along with each other, but the last thing you want to do is force them to unite against a common enemy.
"The ability to engineer such 3-D structures is essential to producing functional materials that take advantage of the unique properties that may exist at the nanoscale -- for example, enhanced magnetism, improved catalytic activity, or new optical properties."
it sounds cool, but it doesn't sound like they know what to expect. they are guessing
if you leave a 3G region will you just switch to a lesser protocol or do you lose connection completely? my wife has one of the original iphones(waited for the price to drop) and has really liked it. now I'm thinking about getting another for me and i'm wondering if this new one would be useless on long trips or will it just drop down to a slower speed.
the new chipset sounds like it will extended battery life which is awesome. that was one of my complaints of the current one
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still no wireless out of the box.
if i have to tweak it to get it to work i might as well stick with my old debian.
but other than that it looked good.
btw, the live CD took forever to boot compared to other live CDs i've used.
the last company i worked for had redhat on about half the engineering desktops.
"Then Win2k came out... Why should I continue to run an OS where my hardware (specifically my TV card) was not supported? "
you mean like Vista?
i was thinking that Stark ran his suit on one of the BSDs
he strikes me as the kind that wants to use others work but not give back.
he only hates Linux becuase of the GPL
it looks like they are assembling it on the ground.
that's just F'ed up
Embrace, Extend
ISO embraces
MS Extends
damm,
a little wine with that chip on your shoulder?
so trashing openGL must have been to comply with the DoJ and EU requirements.
ok, it's all clear now.
what will be funny is when Win7 users need Wine port to Win7 to run native Windows applications.
say that ten times real fast.
ROTFL,
and me without mod points
you nailed it.
the article says it will follow two families, the Adamas and the Greystones.
who are the Greystones?
the past few drivers had been getting better and better, but this one broke about half my 3D apps.
the graphics start ok, but when i make any inputs(keyboard or mouse) what ever it is crashes.
this is on a HP Pavillion Amd turion64 running 64bit Debian at Testing
now a real fan would be holding out for the year, 2020. that's when it turns 42.
the two things that come to mind first are that it could be abused by large nameless (software, music, or movie,,,) companies that want to add "features' based on this technology.
and second that the authors of various types of malware will find a way to exploit this and use it.
anything that can be turned on can be turned off.
one day your IT department gets an email saying that they will kill all your computers if you don't pay X dollars.
that must have been what that one they shot down was for
interesting. you'd get a cleaner signal but there would be other obsticals.
wouldn't you need some form of communications system im place to route the signals?
possible a satellite in a lunar polar orbit?
it was because assembly language programming was considered obsolete that my dad could make a living at it.
there was still lots of code out there and someone had to maintain it.
Michigan researchers are using the same theory to come up with democratic delegates.
similar research is going on in florida
for most people all you will do is alienate them from you if you lecture them.
it's like warning a girl that her new boyfriend is an @sshole.
tell her once, but after that she just has to learn on her own.
most people just don't care until it bites them.
just look at the list of companies.
they may not get along with each other, but the last thing you want to do is force them to unite against a common enemy.
i think they just opened a can of woop-ass.
pay no attention the man slipping out behind the curtain with all the money in his pockets and the plane tickets to the Caymans
Vampires or Zombies?
reminds me more of one of the Resident Evil flicks, only the script isn't as good.
maybe they want a tax credit for donating to a non-profit organization
"The ability to engineer such 3-D structures is essential to producing functional materials that take advantage of the unique properties that may exist at the nanoscale -- for example, enhanced magnetism, improved catalytic activity, or new optical properties."
it sounds cool, but it doesn't sound like they know what to expect. they are guessing
if i could pick someones brains.
if you leave a 3G region will you just switch to a lesser protocol or do you lose connection completely?
my wife has one of the original iphones(waited for the price to drop) and has really liked it.
now I'm thinking about getting another for me and i'm wondering if this new one would be useless on long trips or will it just drop down to a slower speed.
the new chipset sounds like it will extended battery life which is awesome. that was one of my complaints of the current one